Terms & Conditions

1. Agreement to these Terms

These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) govern the FindMyGrant website, its content, and resource-request features (the “Service”). Rollup Entities LLC is the parent company and operator of FindMyGrant and a family of consumer-facing websites (the “Family of Sites”). “Company,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to Rollup Entities LLC. “You” refers to a user and, where authorized, the organization that user represents.

These Terms also apply on another Family of Sites property where that property expressly adopts them. “Related Parties” means the Company’s parent entities, if any, subsidiaries, affiliates, and entities under common control, as applicable. “Marketing Partners” means the parties identified in the applicable consent disclosure presented at registration, not a fixed list of businesses in these Terms.

By using the Service or submitting a request where agreement is requested, you accept these Terms, the Privacy Policy, and applicable additional notices. Do not use the Service if you do not agree. Material amendments ordinarily take effect for existing users 30 days after posting, subject to any notice, assent, or other requirement of applicable law. New users accept the version presented to them. An amendment cannot supply a marketing permission that requires separate consent.

No unrelated third party obtains enforcement rights under these Terms. The express protections for the Company, Related Parties, and Marketing Partners in the applicable sections, including the third-party-beneficiary rights in Section 13, are exceptions to that rule.

2. Mandatory arbitration; waiver of class proceedings

3. Eligibility

The Service is intended for U.S. residents aged 18 or older. You represent that you meet those requirements and are legally entitled to provide the information and permissions you submit. A representative of an organization must have authority to act for it.

Eligibility to use the Service is distinct from eligibility for a particular grant or other offer. Every provider establishes its own requirements. The date-of-birth check administers the adult-age requirement; it is not identity verification or confirmation that an award is available.

4. Registration information and access

You must supply complete, accurate, current information requested by the registration form, including your name, email, telephone number, birth date, and ZIP code. Correct material inaccuracies when necessary. We may reject a submission, suspend access, or discontinue a user’s access when information is false, incomplete, outdated, or otherwise violates these Terms.

The current FindMyGrant form does not issue a password-protected account. Where an account, password, or username is provided on an adopting Family of Sites property, you are responsible for protecting those credentials and for activity conducted through them. We may remove or change an inappropriate, misleading, or infringing username and limit account access as reasonably necessary to enforce these Terms.

A successfully saved request receives a request ID and deletion code. Keep both private, because they authorize deletion of the associated application record. A receipt does not confirm an application to a funding provider or an award decision.

5. Operation of the Service; resources and third-party offers

FindMyGrant makes grant and funding-resource information available, including links to independently operated directories, assistance programs, and other providers. Where the Service offers a link to an application, you complete that application with the original provider under its own requirements and policies.

We do not warrant that a resource is accurate, complete, currently available, or appropriate for you. We do not control a provider’s application review, eligibility rules, timing, or award decision. A ZIP code describes a request; it does not establish local availability. Photographs and general funding statements are not evidence that a particular customer received an award.

The Company or an adopting Family of Sites property may present related products, services, or informational offers before, alongside, or after resource content. Interaction with a separate offer is optional unless its own clearly disclosed terms state a requirement. We do not represent that every such feature is active on the current FindMyGrant implementation.

Where optional survey questions are offered, you may use an available skip or decline choice. Survey answers may be used or disclosed for an offer only as described in the applicable notice, consent, and Privacy Policy. No survey answer or registration action guarantees an award.

6. SMS Terms & Conditions

A messaging program offered by Rollup Entities LLC or an adopting website within the Family of Sites is subject to the SMS Terms & Conditions. A permission applies to the senders and program actually identified in the applicable enrollment disclosure. Family membership alone does not expand that permission.

Authorized notifications may include recurring resource or funding-related messages and other information described at enrollment. Frequency varies, carrier message and data charges may apply, and delivery is not guaranteed. Carriers are not responsible for delayed or undelivered messages to the extent allowed by law.

Use STOP to withdraw from an active text program and HELP for assistance, or contact info@FindMyGrant.net or support@FindMyGrant.net. A permitted opt-out confirmation does not re-enroll you. Further program marketing requires a valid new permission after withdrawal.

The restrictions on disclosure of SMS program data and the distinction between general registration information and messaging-program information are described in the Privacy Policy and SMS Terms. The current application records the permission but does not automatically send messages or initiate calls on submission.

7. Telemarketing and TCPA consent

If you provide a telephone number and affirmatively accept the applicable consent disclosure presented at the time of registration, you authorize Rollup Entities LLC and our Marketing Partners, as identified in that disclosure, and providers acting for an authorized sender, to contact you within the stated permission. The disclosure may request prior express written consent under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 U.S.C. § 227, and applicable regulations, including 47 C.F.R. § 64.1200, as amended (“TCPA”), for calls using automated technology, prerecorded messages, or artificial or AI-generated voice.

The registration disclosure determines the actual senders, subject matter, and channels covered by your selection. Partners may differ on future registrations. Adding a business to a later disclosure or to these Terms does not itself expand the permission recorded for an earlier registration; any new disclosure and consent legally required must be obtained.

TCPA marketing permission is not a condition of accessing the resource service or obtaining an offered product or service. The inline “Skip Here” action declines marketing while still requiring the resource-request fields and agreement to these Terms. SMS permissions are also governed by the SMS Terms & Conditions.

Your voluntary registration may constitute an inquiry or request for purposes of the Telemarketing Sales Rule, 16 C.F.R. Part 310, and applicable state do-not-call rules, to the extent those laws so provide. If valid consent or another applicable legal exception permits a call, presence on a national or state do-not-call list does not necessarily prohibit that authorized call. No provision asserts a right to call unlawfully or to disregard a later applicable withdrawal or entity-specific do-not-call request.

You represent that you control the supplied number or have authority to give the permission. The Company retains the submitted disclosure, its version, sender names, time, and accepted channels as a consent record. You may withdraw through the applicable STOP or unsubscribe mechanism, by telling a caller not to call, or by contacting support@FindMyGrant.net. A deletion receipt is not required to make a marketing withdrawal.

8. Privacy; Family of Sites

The Privacy Policy is incorporated into these Terms and describes the collection, uses, recipients, safeguards, and applicable choices for Personal Information. Rollup Entities LLC is the parent company of the Family of Sites, including FindMyGrant.

The Company and its Related Parties may administer services across the Family of Sites as described in the applicable privacy notices. Cross-site identification, linked profiles, or shared internal identifiers may be used only when the actual practice has been disclosed and required consent or choice has been provided. The current FindMyGrant implementation does not use a cross-site registration-recognition system; its first-party image experiment is separately described in the Privacy Policy.

Where applicable law provides an opt-out from cross-site tracking, targeted advertising, or sale or sharing, follow the Privacy Policy’s request instructions. A corporate relationship does not override a valid opt-out or create marketing consent for an undisclosed recipient.

Questions, suggestions, feedback, and other nonpersonal material you voluntarily send without an agreed confidentiality restriction may be treated as non-confidential and non-proprietary. Personal Information and privacy-request correspondence remain subject to the Privacy Policy and applicable law; this feedback provision does not nullify those protections.

9. Fraud, abuse, monitoring, and security

You represent that the information supplied is accurate, your activity is lawful, and you will not circumvent these Terms, an access restriction, or a security feature. Fraudulent registrations, impersonation, unauthorized use of another person’s information, malicious code, abusive automation, and attempts to disrupt the Service are prohibited.

We may investigate suspected misuse, block access, suspend or terminate an account or request, refuse further service, or refer conduct to an appropriate authority, subject to applicable law. Those measures may be taken without advance notice where notice would interfere with security, an investigation, or enforcement. Failure to provide a notice does not waive an otherwise lawful enforcement right.

We may review and retain operational activity needed for fraud prevention, security, and enforcement as described in the Privacy Policy. Information may be provided in response to valid legal process or a lawful investigation. This permission does not represent that a session-recording feature or other undisclosed tracking tool is currently active.

10. Intellectual property and submitted content

The Company and the applicable third-party rights holders retain rights in the Service, software, design, content, and identifying marks. Subject to these Terms, you receive a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable permission to access and use the Service for its intended personal, noncommercial purpose. No ownership, resale right, or authority to represent the Company is granted.

To the extent you voluntarily submit copyrightable content or feedback that you have authority to provide, you grant the Company a worldwide, perpetual, royalty-free, nonexclusive, assignable license to reproduce, display, distribute, transmit, adapt, translate, create derivative material from, and otherwise use that content in existing or later-developed media. You represent that you have the rights necessary to give that license.

This content license is not an independent permission to sell Personal Information, contact a person without required consent, or disregard the Privacy Policy. Third-party names and marks remain the property of their owners. Use of protected content beyond the granted permission requires the relevant owner’s authorization.

11. Independent websites and services

Content and communications may link to third-party websites, grant directories, applications, or other services. Links are provided for convenience. We do not control or endorse an external provider’s content, products, services, data handling, or security and disclaim responsibility for them to the extent permitted by law.

Following a link takes you to an independently operated service whose own terms and policies apply. The Company is not responsible for an application you submit there, an eligibility determination, an award decision, a fee, or another interaction with that provider.

12. Defense, indemnification, and hold-harmless obligation

To the extent permitted by applicable law, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Company, its parents if any, subsidiaries, Related Parties, and their respective members, officers, directors, employees, agents, and partners against third-party demands, claims, actions, losses, liabilities, and reasonable legal expenses arising from: your access to or use of the Service; a breach of these Terms; infringement or violation of another person’s rights; or deceptive, threatening, defamatory, obscene, harassing, or otherwise unlawful material in your submissions or communications.

This obligation applies to the scope lawfully enforceable for the particular claim and does not displace a liability or remedy that cannot be shifted under applicable law. A lawful defense or indemnity obligation is not waived merely because your access to the Service has ended.

13. Binding arbitration agreement and class-action waiver

ARBITRATION REPLACES A COURT TRIAL FOR COVERED DISPUTES. BY ACCEPTING THIS AGREEMENT, YOU AND THE COMPANY RELINQUISH A COURT OR JURY DETERMINATION OF THOSE DISPUTES, SUBJECT TO THE EXCEPTIONS AND OPT-OUT BELOW.

A. Scope and protected parties

A dispute concerning the Service, its content, these Terms, an alleged breach, or communications related to your interactions with the Service must be resolved by binding individual arbitration unless an exception or timely opt-out applies. Covered disputes include those concerning related email, telephone calls, and texts involving the Company or the Marketing Partners identified in your applicable registration disclosure.

The Company, its Related Parties, relevant advertisers and Marketing Partners, and their respective employees, officers, directors, members, representatives, and assigns are intended third-party beneficiaries of the arbitration and individual-proceeding protections for claims within that scope. Possession of an old consent record does not authorize an unlawful communication. These Terms do not rewrite prior stored consent or impose a new arbitration agreement without legally required assent.

B. Initial dispute notice and settlement opportunity

Before commencing an arbitration, send an initial dispute notice to info@FindMyGrant.net or support@FindMyGrant.net, identifying yourself, the material facts, and the relief requested. The Company may respond with a written final settlement offer. If the dispute is not satisfactorily resolved or you decline that offer, you may commence arbitration under the applicable procedures. Either party may take a step needed to preserve a filing deadline or seek the interim relief permitted below.

C. Administrator, rules, and location

Unless the parties mutually select another qualified administrator, the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) will administer the arbitration. The AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules apply except where mandatory law or AAA administration requirements require the Consumer Arbitration Rules or other applicable procedures. Information about the rules and filing process is available at adr.org.

The designated arbitration location is New York, New York, subject to a different location required by law or the applicable rules. Following the initial dispute process, an individual demand may be heard in your county of residence as provided by the applicable procedures unless the parties agree to another permitted location. For a claim of $10,000 or less, you may choose an in-person hearing, a telephone hearing, or a determination on written submissions, subject to any mandatory procedural requirements.

The Federal Arbitration Act governs where applicable. An award is final and binding subject to the review law permits, and judgment may be entered by a court with jurisdiction.

D. Fees and final-settlement-offer protection

If the arbitrator awards relief greater than the Company’s written final settlement offer, the Company will pay the filing, administration, and arbitrator fees for that arbitration and reimburse reasonable attorneys’ fees you incurred in investigating, preparing, and pursuing that claim. In other circumstances, fees are allocated under the applicable rules and law. Mandatory consumer fee protections remain applicable.

The Company will not seek an arbitration award of its attorneys’ fees or expenses against you unless the arbitrator determines your claim was frivolous and such an award is legally permitted.

E. Individual proceedings and independent class-action waiver

COVERED CLAIMS MUST BE PRESENTED INDIVIDUALLY. THE ARBITRATOR MAY NOT JOIN MULTIPLE PERSONS’ CLAIMS OR CONDUCT A CLASS, REPRESENTATIVE, OR MULTI-PARTY MERITS PROCEEDING WITHOUT A LEGALLY EFFECTIVE AGREEMENT ALLOWING IT.

To the extent permitted by law, you agree not to bring, join, or participate in a class-action lawsuit against the Company or the covered parties for a dispute concerning the Service. The Company and affected Marketing Partners may seek injunctive relief to prevent a proceeding contrary to that enforceable agreement or to end your participation in it, and may recover reasonable attorneys’ fees and court costs incurred for that enforcement to the extent permitted by law.

The class-action waiver is an independent agreement concerning the form of the proceeding; it does not eliminate an individual cause of action or individual remedy available in arbitration. No provision waives a right or remedy that law prohibits waiving. An unenforceable class-procedure restriction does not authorize a class arbitration unless the affected parties validly agree to one.

F. Interim relief and small claims

A party may seek lawful interim injunctive relief to protect its rights while arbitration is pending. Either party may instead pursue an eligible individual matter in small-claims court while the court’s jurisdictional requirements are met. These exceptions do not create a right to pursue a class merits proceeding or prevent an appropriate public authority from acting.

G. Thirty-day written opt-out

You may reject these dispute-resolution provisions and the related class-action waiver by sending a clear written opt-out within 30 days after first registering under this agreement. Email info@FindMyGrant.net or support@FindMyGrant.net with the subject “Arbitration Opt-Out,” your name, the email associated with the registration, and an express statement that you opt out of Section 13. Keep a copy of the sent notice.

A timely opt-out does not prevent access to the Service or constitute a marketing opt-out. For an existing user presented with a newly introduced arbitration agreement, the opt-out period runs from that user’s first acceptance of the new agreement rather than an earlier registration made without it.

UNLESS YOU VALIDLY OPT OUT OR AN EXCEPTION APPLIES, A COVERED CLAIM AGAINST THE COMPANY OR ITS COVERED MARKETING PARTNERS MAY BE PURSUED ONLY IN AN INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, NOT AS A CLASS PLAINTIFF OR MEMBER.

14. Disclaimer of warranties

TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE SERVICE, CONTENT, RESOURCES, AND RELATED FEATURES ARE PROVIDED WITHOUT WARRANTIES, ON AN “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” BASIS. THE COMPANY DISCLAIMS EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NONINFRINGEMENT, EXCEPT FOR A WARRANTY THAT CANNOT LAWFULLY BE DISCLAIMED.

The Company does not warrant that the Service will satisfy your needs, operate without interruption or error, remain timely or secure in every circumstance, or provide information that is accurate, complete, or reliable. We do not guarantee that a resource remains open, a provider will respond, an application will succeed, or funding will be awarded.

15. Limitation of liability

Where applicable law permits a limitation, no recovery may be had against the Company for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages connected with these Terms, the Service, or its content or related services, regardless of how the loss arose.

The Company’s combined, cumulative liability to any one user for all covered claims shall be limited to $1,000 in total, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.

16. Governing law and forum

New York law governs these Terms without application of its conflict-of-laws rules, subject to controlling federal law and any protection that applicable law does not allow the parties to waive. The Federal Arbitration Act applies to the arbitration agreement where it governs.

A dispute permitted to proceed in court instead of arbitration must be brought in a state or federal court located in New York with subject-matter jurisdiction. You consent to personal jurisdiction there and waive an otherwise available objection to that venue or personal jurisdiction to the extent the agreement is enforceable under applicable law.

17. Entire agreement; enforcement; survival

These Terms and the policies incorporated into them constitute the agreement concerning use of the Service and supersede earlier agreements on that subject, subject to legally required assent and any terms that continue to govern an existing dispute or earlier transaction.

If part of the agreement is invalid or unenforceable, it will be enforced to the greatest lawful extent and the remainder will continue, subject to Section 13’s requirements. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of later enforcement.

If your conduct breaches these Terms or creates legal exposure or a security risk, we may stop some or all of your access, with or without prior notice as permitted by law. Where an account exists, deleting it ends the account-access permission; it does not automatically erase an obligation that survives termination.

Provisions concerning arbitration and class proceedings, privacy and information handling, fraud and security, intellectual property and submitted content, indemnification, warranty disclaimers, limitations of liability, governing law and forum, electronic records, and these general provisions survive termination or expiration to the extent relevant to the parties’ continuing rights and obligations.

18. Electronic signature and acknowledgment

BY AN ELECTRONIC ACCEPTANCE ACTION STATING AGREEMENT TO THESE TERMS, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO REVIEW THE TERMS AND PRIVACY POLICY AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THEM. THAT ELECTRONIC ACT IS INTENDED TO HAVE THE EFFECT OF A SIGNED WRITTEN ACCEPTANCE, SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE LAW.

Use of the Service after an amendment becomes effective constitutes acceptance of the amended terms to the extent applicable law permits that method of assent. A new marketing authorization or other permission requiring an affirmative action must still be obtained in the manner legally required. The Company may retain the actual disclosure, version, time, named parties, and channel choices associated with your submission.

19. Company and contact information

Rollup Entities LLC
Parent company and operator of FindMyGrant and its Family of Sites

Support, privacy inquiries, withdrawals, disputes, and arbitration opt-outs: support@FindMyGrant.net
General company inquiries: info@FindMyGrant.net

Identify the Website, the nature of your inquiry, and a reliable response address. Email contact details are not a representation that a physical mailing address has been supplied.